Sentence examples for essentially wrong from inspiring English sources

There is something deeply, essentially wrong with us.

There's something essentially wrong in their casting, and it skews the play.

Nothing is essentially wrong with charging good money for a virtual tool kit.

This is a startling development – or it would be if the claim were not essentially wrong.

Their rocky road to commitment encompasses struggles between tradition and modernity, duty and dreams, and, most important, male (steadfast, dull, basically right) and female (headstrong, selfish, essentially wrong).

Mackay said the team believe there is nothing essentially wrong with the vehicle but are taking steps to prevent a similar tragedy from occurring, including improving teamwork in the cockpit.

According to some commentators, however, the UN criterion needs further elaboration (see Hitchcock and Sober 2004 and Lipton 2005), while others have criticized it as essentially wrong-headed (see Howson 1990 and Mayo 1991, 2014; also see Votsis 2014).

"For me, that's essentially the wrong question," Johnson says.

There is essentially nothing wrong with the ballpark that can't be solved by a good architect.

"If there was essentially nothing wrong with their love the first time, then they are thrilled to get a second chance".

But at what point does any business care when a consumer complains about the money?" Jermaine Dupri, essentially, is wrong.